Dutch: Track Shared Expenses

Splitting the bill the way it actually happened. Exact amounts in a split When the receipt already says who had what, type the figures instead of working out percentages. Fixed amounts come off the top and whatever is left divides evenly among everyone else. More than one payer Two of you put money in for the taxi? Enter it once and say who paid what. Dutch files it so the balances come out right, without anyone entering the same round twice. Nearby places, if you want them Off until you switch them on in Settings. Then a button beside the title offers the cafés and restaurants around you: one tap names the expense and attaches the place, which you can open in Maps later. If Dutch finds nothing, it offers the street you are on instead. It can also switch the expense to the local currency — a separate switch, also off by default. Dutch reads where you are only at the moment you tap that button. There is no background tracking, nothing is saved unless you pick somewhere, and you can take a place off an expense at any time. Easier to read The colours that carry meaning — what you owe, what you are owed — were measured against the contrast they need and corrected where they fell short.